southbound 83 at middletown road, word of some debris in the road. security boulevard at perimeter drive, we have an accident in the gwynn oak region. looking good on 70 as you make your way in towards the beltway 11 minutes on the outer loop northeast side. eight minutes over towards the 83's. here's a quick, live look at traffic. traveling on 95 south of 100 through howard county, southbound traffic is building just a bit. this is 83 at york road. problem free at the moment. there could be some delays for the down at middletown. delays on 95 near the 895 split. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. wo, mitt romney and president obama attacked each other. >> today they will campaign in several key states. hallie jackson has more. what is the verdict after last night's face-off? >> some polls give president obama a bit of an edge. it looked at times less like a a pay-per-view fight night. >> i had a question. >> you want me to answer a question. >> they circled like boxers in a ring, sparring with each other and with the moderator. >> i think i was

it's along the northbound lanes at middletown road.lems traveling southbound though down towards 695. we have a crash on dulaney valley road at seminary avenue. and heading out to the beltway no problems from parkville up to towson and this is the northwest corner at old court road. a 6 minute delay right now traveling that outer lo from 795 down towards interstate 70. and here's what 95 looks like downtown at 395. traffic picking up but no delays trot -- through the fort mchenry tunnel and harbor tunnel nice and clear. >>> the wildly popular dance gangnam style you've done it in front of the mirror to see how it looks, has taken the world by storm even the u.n. secretary general is getting in on the fun. you can see him there meeting with the korean pop star. this is at the u.n. in new york getting a little lesson and getting it from the pro. he offered to teach him the moves and gangnam style reached number 2 on the billboard and number one on the uk music charts. so. what an honor. >> you know charley we want to see you dance. >> wa

you are taking a car fire. >> it is at middletown road. it is having a southbound impact. delays begin at york road. you have a right lane closure as you travel northbound on i-83. an accident at eastern avenue and 54th. biggest delays are on the west side. 19 miles -- 90 minutes to get you through the stretch from 795 to 95. he lays out of the white marsh area. >> great weather today, but things could be changing drastically. >> it depends on what happens with tropical storm sandy. >> thanks for joining us. back with a live update at 7:25. back with a live update at 7:25.

down to 59, the sun sets in 20 minutes. 59 right now in alexandria. 54 degrees in middletown. 63 the high as reagan national. 70 is our average. there shall worse -- all we will see is a little cloudiness tomorrow morning. behind the front, we are getting a surge of air. we will have a lot of sunshine tomorrow afternoon. here is the way our futurecast computer model sees it. high pressure will take over. after a few clouds, we will turn out to be pretty sunny. saturday morning, a kind of chilly to say the least. by saturday afternoon, 60's. by sunday, this will move over had as well. snowstorms in sight. our forecast for tonight -- no storms in sight. 11:00 tonight, we will have a few clouds. by midday, we will start to clear things out again. it will warm up to the 60's. there is one headline and this concerns tomorrow night and saturday morning. a freeze watch pointed north and west of the area. temperatures could be in the upper 20's and lower 30's. saturday the lower 60's after tomorrow. there is that bounce back, at 70's on sunday. the next cold front may give us a scattered sho

emmittsburg 38. 39 middletown, 41 annapolis. baltimore 46.el air, 38 and 45 and federalsburg, we are working with very dry air this morning. with the dry air, clear skies, dealing with radiational cooling. all the heat from the day escapes in to the atmosphere. we are able to get chilly this morning. we could see the dew points bone dry coming in at 35, and york now, 38 hagerstown and fed rick 37. 41 baltimore and also dc and 46 in easton. back over to meagan. >>> still ahead on good morning maryland, exciting day for columbia residents living on what used to be coon hunt court. what is happening and why they are looking for a change, coming up. >>> making headlines around the nation, jerry sandusky heads to court tomorrow for his sentencing. the former penn state assistant coach faces life in prison, when he is sentenced for molesting ten boys over the course of a 15 year period. he was convicted on 45 counts of child sex abuse. three victims are suing the university. >>> the crew on board the coast guard cutter confidence hauled in quite a

out there, but, where we are seeing the rain, temperatures are cooler, westminster 58 degrees, middletown at 58, 59 rockville. heading towards the eastern show, 65 easton, more of the same in goldsboro. also dealing with winds today, come out of the east, that's going to help keep news the cloud cover as well. we are dealing with that water. now, the temperature for today, i'm going with 77 degrees, above average, more humid with the tropical air mass. 67 degrees by tonight with late fog developing, by tomorrow, we will be warmer as the warm front moves through the area and also spotty showers. there is your seven-day forecast, we love thursday and friday. as we will see sunshine in the forecast. let's get a check of the time saver traffic with loren cookch. >>> good morning, hurry up thursday and friday. right now, dealing with fog this morning. you will want to expect reduced visibility. turn on the low beams and slow down. traffic is starting to pick up in the harrisburg expressway. no delays as you do maybe the thrive from shawan to 695, 695, overly, no problems to report, inner loop

kingsville, good morning to you. 39 degrees, middletown, 38, columbia 39 this morning. we are at 39 degrees in willmington, 41 edgewater. 43 easton, rock hall 45 degrees. we will see cool temperatures throughout the day. you have the jacket this morning, you are going to need to keep it with you in to the afternoon. what you are going to need this afternoon, this evening , the rain gear, we can see in the big picture, the showers and storms to the south. this is making its way towards the north and east, we will get in on the action. it looks like it's going to be another rainy night at the game. maybe more rain delays. i don't believe we will see a washout. not a lot to pick up on, we will see a coastal low slide up towards the north and looks like lit stay away from us but pumping in cloud cover as we head through the rest of the day. the high temperature around 57 degrees on this columbus day. tonight, temperatures 42s showers, it will be chilly and by tomorrow, maybe an am shower, plenty of sunshine moving in to the picture, especially in to thursday. now a check of

. >> 1950's middletown. >> folbaum mike, well, i think he did a decent job but i don't like his health-care plan. -- obama, well, i think he did a different job. mitt romney is a decent job. him being as rich as he is, i don't think that he would understand a middle class person's problems. >> as a halloween decorations go up, the next generation is thinking as if trickle treat. >> clearly, the economic pain is still being felt here four years after the financial crisis. there are new moves to punish those responsible for the meltdown. the new york attorney general has launched a lawsuit against jpmorgan chase over accusations that the defrauded mortgage investor to the run-up to the global financial crisis. for more on that, i am joined by michelle in new york. why is jpmorgan being prosecuted when the alleged fraud took place at bear stearns? >> i think that jpmorgan might be regretting the day that the ever set their eyes on bear stearns. back in 2008 when bear stearns was in trouble, regulators were begging jpmorgan to come in and try to take over bear stearns. they did. this is a fairl

look at middletown at 66 degrees. germantown at 63. and more 60s from chesapeake beach to chester and we are looking at 58 degrees in chestertown this morning and 53 in elkton and denton at 61. you don't need the heaviest coat but a light jacket will suffice. and into the afternoon you won't need a jacket at all. we will talk about tropical storm coming up in -- tropical storm sandy coming up in and also temperatures are going to plumbe as whoa go through time as well -- plummet as we go through time. >> she was killed in new york hours before her baby shower and days before the wedding. >> what investigators found inside the apartment that has to do with attacks carried out in our area. >>> president oand mitt romney are sprinting to the finish line in the race for the white house. what voters will see in the final days leading up to the election. plus... >> reporter: big bird and bayonets. look at the unexpected phrases that are now a part of the campaign season. >> well, everything is up to speed on interstate 70 at columbia pike. i

even flash flooding is possible back to middletown and south on 15. we'll come back and talk about what these storms will do for you tomorrow morning if we're going to clear it out and that you maybe need to allow a little extra time before you leave for work. >> all right, topper. >>> tragedy has struck twice for the police democratic. >> for the second time in this month an officer has died. we spoke to the cops with the very latest. >> derek and anita. an unthinkable night for prince george's county police and the family of officer kevin bowden in the force for six years, a father of a 10-year-old boy and 4-year-old daughter. the closer you get the harder it is to even comprehend. it seems unfair that anyone would need this kind of end. and that you will have it here before you to advise to the death of the prince george's county police officer. >> and also kevin bowden. >> reporter: it was 3:00 this afternoon that the police officer kevin bowden was off shift driving home in his take- home marked cruiser northbound on branch avenue headed for clin

still seeing those delays from york road to middletown.hat is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> not a great start for us, weather-wise. 55 of the airport, 53 in randallstown. most of the steady rain out is north of us in new york this morning. as soon as we can get rid of the low clouds, fog, and drizzle, it will be a decent day in the afternoon. early in the morning there will be some drizzle and fog. high temperature is close to 70. then it will cool off again. chris, cool, and quiet going >>> well, you are looking at one enormous mess created by three little girls when their mom decided to go on strike. she kept her kids in the dark to see how long it would take them to actually start picking up after themselves, and you can see that some time passed. it got a little bit messier and messier and messier, so we'll meet the mom who went on strike just ahead. >> it got ugly. i mean, the dog eating out of dishwasher. milk and glass turning into a cheese-like substance. >> hair balls involved. this is not good. >> no. >> love that mom. it's

middletown at 59. chester at 55 and then in the 40s in galena and fred railsburg this morning. air as we go outside and we are seeing some clear skies mixing with a few high cloud. we will start to see more cloud throughout the day. at the surface, high pressure is in control of the weather. southwesterly flow is going to warm us up as we go into the afternoon. take a look at tropical storm sandy right now. those winds sustained at 45 miles an hour moving very slowly to the north. you can see the track takes it to jamaica over cuba and stays away fromflorida and it will ride along the eastern seaboard going through the end of the weekend into early next beak. so this could impact our weather. we will keep you update on that situation. but for today, this is what we are dealing w we see a little bit of showers staying to the north of us as we go through time. and that's going to be the scenario. mainly staying to the north so we should stay dry but we will get in on cloud action going into the afternoon. temperature wise for today, going with 76 degrees and it's a warm one. part

middletown 50 degrees, edge mere 57 degrees, 56 shadyside and bel air at 51. the southerly flow is helping to warm the temperatures this morning. we can seed right here in easton 5-mile an hour sustained winds right now and we're seeing 9 in d.c.. the winds will pick up throughout the day. and we could be seeing gusts up to about 15, 20 miles an hour. now the satellite and radar, picking up on this line of showers and thunderstorms but severe weather across the middle of the nation. it is beginning to slide off towards the east as of now and you can see this is accompanied by a cold front. this cold front will move across the area as we go through tonight early tomorrow morning, and continue to bring us some wet weather across the area. which we do need. high pressure will stay off towards the east for today. now future trend going to pick up on exactly what i'm talking about through the evening. around 7:00, maybe just missing rush hour as it begins to die down. but the wet weather will continue as we go through tonight the overnight early tomorrow morning, s

on a southbound 83, toward middletown, 66. 67 on southbound 95 toward fort mchenry toll plaza. speeds on average, 62 on a south bend 295 toward 100. 83 north of the beltway -- as to approach the beltway, getting a little heavy. and nice start on the harrisburg expressway. and a smoother ride on the north side. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. we are moving along nicely on the mta systems. no delays on marc train. behalf 311 buses are diverging at charles and 28th street. due to construction. tomorrow the marathon will cause major bus diversions beginning at 7:00 a.m. and lasting throughout the day. mta encourages race for the race participants to use light rail. back to ava marie. >> thank you. good morning. it is pretty chilly out there. downtown, 50 degrees. it quickly drops into the forties. 44 and of pikesville. as we cross over the bay, 46 and chestertown. it will be better into the afternoon. similar as yesterday. high temperatures, amid 60's into the afternoon. five degrees below normal. i sunshine. the thing that will get to is the wind. 10 if to

. >> sonya did a nice job and she's in frederick county, west of middletown, maryland, past frederick. if you want to send something in, go to our website. click on the weather tab and include a name, location, and description. there was a storm picture. >> if you are unanimous a big and you see one of those, you better run. >>> find out which major retailer plans to match amazon's holiday prices. >> two serious crashes tie up the traffic during the morning rush. we'll tell you how it worked out. >>> sky 9 was over clarksburg, maryland, where an accident sent two people to the hospital. this happened this morning near the intersection of seneca parkway and route 355. two kids were air lifted to children's hospital. two adults were rushed from the scene and ambulances, one of them, with life threatening injuries. police are investigating how it all happened. >> sky 9 captured the aftermath. this one involving seven vehicles in anne arundel county. you're looking at this crash on route 3 near the intersection with annapolis road in crofton. one of those vehicles overturned and caught fi

. >> units from central and south, middleto middletown, belmar, are beginning search and rescue operations saw significant tidal flooding in several areas. everywhy were jersey city to new york bay area, sayreville, none mackie, and little ferry. in moonachie and little ferry we have dispatched state and federally assisted teams to assist in rescues. >> cnn's maggie like is at an evacuation center within that community right now. tell me what you're seeing where you are, maggie. >> reporter: ashleigh, we are seeing people pour in still from emergency vehicles that are being rescued from their homes. i want to turn to a family that just got out of one of those vehicles. they were rescued from moonachie. what can you tell us, what happened? >> last night we were about to go to sleep and actually we were like in the bed and my husband heard something loud and he woke up, and he saw in the backyard and i think he realized that water started to come in the house and we just ran downstairs and i checked the garage door and like literally we have in the five minutes we actually took out the stuff

the team's ununits from central and south to union beach, middletown, belmar are beginning search and rescue operations. we saw significant tidal flooding in several areas. everywhere from jersey city to newark bay area, sayreville, moon be onningy and little ferry. in moonockie and little ferry we dispatched teams to assist in rescues and are providing shelters to those in need. 18 members of the speed deployment are also headed there in addition to the swift water rescue team. ten high-wheeled vehicles and boats. we've a provided temporary shelter at teterboro airport. we're delivering dry clothes and blankets and working to transition them to a different shelter. we provide is upped ort to the jersey city police department, the newark fire department and the essex county sheriff's office in the face of a city wide power outage in both jersey city and newark from high tidal surge. four high-wheeled national guard vehicles were sent to jersey city from the armory to,a cyst them with evacuations after the request of jersey city chief of police tom comey. the national guard has reposit

middletown 1.77. danville almost 1 1/2 inches. crockett also over an inch of rain. if you have totals, you can e- mail me or tweet me. gilroy right now picking up rain, that's one of the few, there seems to be a little break here and a lot of cloud cover but not much rain. in fact even the rain and snow up in the sierra nevada looks to be rounding third netting for home but still there's still snow but looks like the snow level is going up. temperatures around 32 degrees for many but still up in the sierra nevada still snow on the radar there and a winter storm warning going until 11:00. 40s or 50s on the temp, san jose 48, 46 at sonoma county airport, cool out there, cloudy and looks like one of those days we can get a few breaks in the clouds then i think we might get shower activity or thunderstorm activity. but as it is, mostly cloudy, cool and breezy, highs today will be in the 60s and that will do it and the extended outlook has temperatures holding steady here and not really changing much until about friday when it will be warm. pam and dave. >>> 10 minutes a

it's called hover bridge, and it's flooded and the middletown sign.he red bank side. a little marina over there, and i'm told from the first responded that there were some boats. well, they floated away because the river rose so high here in red bank. we won't be able to assess the full damage, obviously, until tomorrow morning. there will be a lot of damage to assess. we have been driving around earlier this evening. we saw lots of downed power lines, lots of downed trees. i was getting tax from numerous people losing power as they did throughout the night. so many people here without electricity. and obviously, who knows when they will get that electricity restored. we have seen some utility trucks. as you might have heard, the governor said those guys can't get to work. guys and girls make the repairs, can't get to work until the wind dies down, and tell it is daylight. he knows how long it might take because they're our's serious damages to the power lines to transformers. we may have heard some reporters talking about these blue lights in the sky

almost 2-inches in larkspur, sausalito, middletown, .75.he run river, danville, almost 1.50 and san francisco, 1.17. you go from windsor to san francisco, napa county, marin county, that cloud deck is moving south. there's not much -- there's not much in the ray of rain. still upstream, we have to keep an eye on things -- in the way of rain. still yum stream we have to keep an eye on things -- upstream we have to keep an eye on things. the storm watch goes until 11:00. cool. some areas are cool. santa rosa, 43, the coolest. the cloud cover will continue to take aim at us. we'll get some breaks and thin highs will be in the 60s. can't rule out showers or possible thunderstorms. sun, cloud showers. tomorrow does not look like it is as active. clearing on thursday. >>> stocks sliding more than -- 1.50%. moody's downgraded credit ratings in spain. one of the main reasons, facebook and yahoo!. the dow is down 239. the nasdaq down 39. s&p down 2%. >>> 3, 2, 1 and ignition. >> they lifted off from the does mow -- cosmo drone, even though they are

middletown, bell mar. madelsquain are beginning rescue april rations.lflooding in several areas. new york city, the bay area, monake and little ferry. weee diswatched state and federally supported teams to assist in rescues and providing shelters to those in need. 18 members of our speedy employment are also headed there in addition to the swift water rescue team, ten high wheel vehicles and boths. we'v boths. we are delivering dry clothes and blankets and working to transaction citizens to different shelters. we've provided support to the new jersey police september, the neurark fire department and the shefr i have' sheriff's department in the face of a power outage from newark from a high tide tkal surge. vehicles were sent to assist the new jersey police department with evacuations. the national guard has repositioned equipment to strategic locations across new jersey and has more than 450 high water vehicles, including humvees and heavy trucks available to assist civil authorities. there are also providing heldzs with video download capabilities to

have problems on the harrisburg expressway where there's a crash along the southbound lanes at middletowning you 8 extra minutes to travel from the maryland pennsylvania state line down to the beltway. more problems on 795 a crash along the southbound lanes at owings mills and expect a lot of congestion on the west side of the beltway traveling the outer loop from old court road to route 40. here's what it looks like in parkville at harford. inner loop fine towards 95. outer loop slow up towards providence road. >>> right now we will send you back to new york for more good morning america. but we will have another yut update in 30 minutes on news weather and traffic. see you then. ♪ wild thing >>> take a look at that. little girls swimming with tiger cubs, in a pool. it's at a florida animal sanctuary. the director says, the cubs are similar to house cats. would you let your kids take a plunge with a tiger. look at matt gutman. >> in a wet suit, no less. >> been a couple of weeks since we had matt in a wet suit. good to see that again. good morning, everyone. robin recovering from her bon

delays on the harrisburg expressway from middletown down to mount carmel. a live view of traffic. we will update you at greenspring. just beyond greenspring, reisterstown road, that is when to delays start to develop. inner loop traffic is not bad. 295 south, looking at delays down to 32. tony, over to you. >> nice, quiet start this thursday morning. temperature's only make it into the those 60's this afternoon. 45 at the airport. 38 in taneytown. same thing in emmitsburg. pennsylvania line, you guys are starting out in the 30's. a little breeze out of the northwest. high temperatures range between 60 and 65 degrees. ♪ >>> you're like me, this makes you dizzy to watch this. this is 16-year-old texas cheerleader miranda ferguson attempting to break the guinness world record for the most consecutive hand springs. should we give it away? >> she's still going. >> she did 35 in all. that is three better than the previous mark. and you know what? she has made her way to new york and she's joining us this morning. she arrived at our studio just a short time ago. a

these units from central and south to union beach, middletown, belmar, are beginning search and rescuesaw significant tidal flooding in several areas. everywhere from jersey city to newark bay area, moonachie, and little ferry. in moonachie and little ferry we have dispatched state and federally supported teams to assist in rescues and are providing shelter to those in need. 18 members of our speed deployment are also headed there in addition to the swift water rescue team, ten high wheel vehicles and boats. we've provided temporary shelter at teterboro airport for the affected residents. we're working to transition them to different shelters. we've provided support to the jersey city police department, the newark fire department, and the essex county sheriff's office in the face of a citywide power outage in both jersey city and newark from high tidal surge. four high wheeled national guard vehicles were sent to jersey city from the jersey city armory to assist them with evacuations at the request of jersey city chief of police. the national guard has repo significanced equipment to s

approaching middletown toward mount caramel. 27 miles per hour on the west side outer loop.stbound delays on i-70. another accident of note that has never -- at hanover street. some delays toward patermille road. some delays showing on southbound 795 at mcdonald's road. over to you, tony. >> there is a slight chance there could be a few sprinkles. you can see a couple of sprinkel is trying to come in out of the mountains. you can see one of those pass by your neighborhood. most of you will not see any rain. we will make it up to 78. the average temperature is 64. above average on >>> and it is good. very good. a game-winning field goal for an underdog high school team in new jersey. the kicker is now a local hero, and he's a remarkable football player who also happens to be autistic, and we're going to meet him and hear his great story coming up. 7:30 now on a wednesday morning. it's the 24th of october. 2012. i'm savannah guthrie alongside matt lauer. >> also ahead, after serving ten years of a 20 to life sentence for the 1975 murder of martha moxley, kennedy cousin michael

usual delays approaching middletown to mount carmel. least. sprinkles in a few neighborhoods, but other than that, nothing that will slow down the commute. upper 30s in the northern suburbs. forecasts on this halloween day -- no problems expected for trick-or-treating. slight chance for eight shower or sprinkle high temperature or 55. this will be the fifth team going into the weekend. going into the weekend. -- the small business owner: question seven means thousands of jobs... in baltimore and across maryland... anncr: and labor groups... construction worker: question seven lets us bring good jobs... back home. anncr: the teachers back it... teacher: millions of dollars will go to our schools... and not other states. anncr: and so do elected leaders of both parties... councilman john olszewski: new jobs and a stronger economy. endorsed by the naacp, police and firefighters small business owner: good jobs... teacher: and better schools construction worker: vote for question seven. i've always been lucky. flew 37 bombing missions over g

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units from central and south to union beach, middletown, belmar are beginning search and rescue operations saw significant tidal flooding in several areas. everywhere from jersey city to nurg bay area, sayreville, moonachie, and little ferry. in moonachie and little ferry we've tis patched state and federally supported teams to provide shelter to those in need. 18 members of our speed deployment are heading there in addition to the swift water rescue team, ten high wheel vehicles and floats. we've provided temporary shelter in teterboro airport the for those between moonachie and little ferry. we're delivering dry clothes and blankets and we're working to transition them to different shelter. we provided support to the new jersey city department, the newark fire department and the essex sheriff's office in the face of power outages in both jersey city and newark from high tidal surge. four high-wheeled national guard vehicles were sent to jersey city to assist with evacuations at the request of jersey city chief of police tom coney. the national guard has repositioned equipment to strategi